Interesting ... this is the first time in a few days that that a 'sell-off' below 120 has stayed there for more than a few seconds ...
Where is the 'Invisible Hand' ??
 It's fuzzy, but the support is definitely there. Picture for Bitstamp. |
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I'm not 100 %, but I think it was moved from 121.40 to 123.40.
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It's rallying down!  Quoted. Are you people seriously trading on these little wiggles?
Good luck staying on the right side of that.
Someone has to. It may be thin, but the 120 support is rock solid and we broke the mini-channel upwards. |
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Thanks for the heads up.  |
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I warned them about their scammy and broken trading engine a year or so ago. Can you provide more details please? |
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How did you lose access to your account?
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I have good reason to believe BItstamp is stealing bitcoins from clients accounts. Lost access to account and then provided al documents to them and they agreed everything was ok and to give me access again. JUst now they blocked my IP and disabled the BItstamp account i had been logged into from to contact them. I have made a new account and messaged them again. If this is confirmed I will e reporting here tomorrow in exactly 24 hrs with plenty of evidence documenting this. They might not know it but I have all messages backed up. I will also take them to court and begin a tedious legal dispute if what BItstamp has done is not rectified. BItstamp you have 24 hrs to give me what Im owed or Ill come down on you like a ton of bricks. Let's see how this turns out. But red flags raised. Your machine seems compromised. Be careful. |
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Panic! Bitstamp price is 0.00!!
I'm wondering what's up there. Bitstamp was down many times today, but it only took some seconds to get back online. |
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  The support seems to be stable, but I'm looking for a re-entry at 110. Why? If we go up, that's fine, I'm a bull anyway. But if those sleeping 6-8k from the Dwolla incident awake, things get ugly. Gox bid/ask sum at blockchained.com doesn't look very bullish, too. To be clear: I'm bullish, but I want to play safe. |
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What's up bitcoinity? No connection to Bitstamp for more than 2 hours. API access is bumpy, but works.
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Does gox have alt domains?
Still .com?
Careful. .net and others are scamming websites. www.mtgox.com is the legit one. |
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Statement Regarding Technocash Transfers
TOKYO - JAPAN - June 4th, 2013
After some deliberation and discussion with Technocash, an Australian service for Mt. Gox customer account funding and withdrawals, it has been decided that our customers in Australia will no longer be able to deposit and withdraw funds in AUD using Technocash starting June 15th, 2013.
We are working on alternatives for our Australian customers, but in the meantime please use other available methods such as international wire transfers, which are available in your customer accounts. Withdrawals via Technocash will be processed as long as we possibly can, and we will make our best effort to keep this method available. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and look forward to evolving with the vibrant Australian market.
Regards
Mt.Gox Co. Ltd Team. https://www.mtgox.com/press_release_20130604.html?Currency=AUD |
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Well.. 1k buy wall, price jumps to 122 and ... 502 bad gateway -- Website currently unavailable. Bitstamp.
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Earlier this morning, about 4 million was dumped within 30 minutes, right? According to Bitcoinity, it would only take a 12.5 million dump on gox to slide all the way down to $20. Am I reading this chart correct?
I realize 12.5 mil is not likely to be dumped all at once. But still... $20 doesn't seem that far away.
You could sell ~200k Bitcoin to bring fill all orders down to $20 or 253k to bring it down to $0, with a $ outcome of ~$13-14M. But that's very very far away. That's only orders in the book, you don't know how much sleeping money there is. |
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Hmm, I have to install the ripple client? I only find source code on their website... I don't use bitstamp no, at least not yet Get an Bitstamp account. You don't need a Ripple client, the webwallet is fine. Redeem your XRP and add rvYAfWj5gh67oV6fW32ZzP3Aw4Eubs59B in the Ripple wallet as contact. Navigate to Advanced - Trade and add Bitstamp as issuer. Then you can buy Bitcoin IOUs there. Those can be sent to your Bitstamp Ripple address (Bitstamp: Deposit - Ripple). You have to keep something around 75 XRP as fee reserve, but you should be able to buy 1 BTC for ~6000 XRP atm. |
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Wait, what? 6000 XRP per BTC, and I got 20k for free, that means they're worth 3.3 BTC now or about 400 bucks? LOL... where's the best place to sell em?
Ripple -> Bitstamp. Do you use Bitstamp? Edit: x_x ... scarry. Clark Moody down, bitcointalk.org lost database connection.. what's next? |
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XRP rising? That's interesting. Yesterday was another 1000 XRP giveaway for those who were on their newsletter before xxx. I dumped it immediately.
I have a Ripple account. Does that count? I think it's over. Received the mail 01.06.2013 06:06 UTC and according to Reddit others too. |
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XRP rising? That's interesting. Yesterday was another 1000 XRP giveaway for those who were on their newsletter before xxx. I dumped it immediately. Ask/Bid sum really looks funny:  |
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Goomboo is correct. Kinda..  Great thread by the way. I think this is a good example and sorry, if it was asked before. MA cross trading is great, if you have a clear trend, but depending on the timeframe, you had multiple crossings in the last days. How do you handle sideway movements? Picture from Bitstamp. |
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